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Antarctic Odyssey, Through the Eyes of a Polar Pioneer
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October 24, 2011, 04:50:36 pm »
"The collector, Richard Kossow, told him that in 2001 he had purchased a portfolio of Antarctic photographs from the early 20th century. But these weren’t just any Antarctic photographs: They were from Robert Falcon Scott’s expedition of 1910-13, in which Scott and several other men, including Mr. Wilson’s great-uncle, Edward Wilson, died while returning from the pole."
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/18/science/18pole.html
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Re: Antarctic Odyssey, Through the Eyes of a Polar Pioneer
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It was interesting that
Frank Hurley
was mentioned in the article. Here was a man that could manipulate photographs long before Photoshop existed.
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